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Musician Mitch King showcased new songs and built upon his loyal fanbase as part of a tour navigating the impacts of COVID.

Construction of the New Performing Arts Venue (NPAV) has ramped up in 2023 as the structural elements of the new theatre become visible and distinctive features of the theatre start to take shape.

The 2021 Pop Up North Queensland festival focused on highlighting Country.

Electronic music workshops provided a hands-on experience for communities in Western and Central Queensland.

Engaging regional communities across Queensland through creative expression and storytelling

The new Savannah Way Art Trail, featuring large scale artworks, was launched in November and is set to become a cultural tourism drawcard in Queensland’s North.

2022 has seen significant progress on the new performing arts venue with major milestones achieved. Progression of the structural elements of the building have allowed internal activities to commence, with work ramping up within the construction site.

First Nations artists Megan Cope and Brian Robinson have been shortlisted for a major First Nations public art commission, which will be showcased as part of the new theatre at the Queensland Cultural Centre.

Lotus Place’s Reconciling Histories project supported adult survivors of institutional abuse to reclaim their voice and connect creatively through visual arts workshops.